Op-Ed: My patients are in the hospital, yet so alone. How isolation is complicating care during the pandemic
Gray is an assistant professor of medicine and palliative care at Duke University School of Medicine and an artist who draws comics on medical topics.
(Nathan Gray / For The Times)
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